Apartment Wireless Speakers

I have two Yamaha floor standing speakers hooked up to my turntable and tv system. I was looking into setting up for 5.1 and didn't really know how to do that with out spending a ton of money, and then I found that Yamaha has these available! They have made a huge improvement in my home theater set up, they integrate really well. You have to run cables, which are unsightly but I don't see much of a way around that. I live in a medium size Brooklyn apartment (so...small by USA standards, lets be real here)and this has been a perfect solution! I'm no audiophile, and I actually skipped the sub because the floor speakers put out plenty of bass for an apartment. Yamaha stuff for me has been a great value. This equipment will work for years to come, and as a lover of film and casual gamer, I'm in heaven! Now to get that 4k tv... :-)

Kanto is what I want in stereo speakers for my studio apartment. The sound is big and full without being hollow in my space. Not being a fan of wireless speakers because I didn't want to have to talk out loud to inanimate objects, I wanted something that was high quality, a reasonable cost, a timeless look and has clear instructions. I have never set up speakers before that needed speaker wire and the directions were clear and easy to follow. I was listening to music in minutes.

The Beam checked a lot of boxes I was looking for, for my apartment. The walls are paper thin, where I can hear someone sneeze from the neighboring apartment, so I was a bit worried about getting more powerful speakers than the built-in tv ones. The Beam does an amazing job of filling the room with sound and providing a lot of clarity with voices and sounds. But also, the sound doesn't carry to other rooms (we don't have a door between the living area and other spaces), and I asked my neighbor to listen if we turned up the sound, if she could hear the sound from her apartment (back of speaker is where the shared wall is). We hit a volume of 50+ which was very loud for me and she said she couldn't hear it at all. This is a huge win. I find a volume in the 30s plenty for nearly all my watching and listening to music. It's so nice to be able to hear things so well without bothering others. I always worried that more powerful speakers would be overpowering or disruptive to others. But I find the power of Beam actually lets me listen to things at a quieter volume and hear things better than I ever have. Overall a great buy!

I have a Beam and two One SL speakers in my apartment great room, and the Sub Mini enhances the whole listening experience.

I had Logitech speakers for my computer in my house previously, but I moved into an apartment and thought they would be too loud for my 80 year old neighbors and gave them away. This year I moved in to a house again and kept wishing I had my old speakers back. I searched the Logitech site and found the Z323 system with an adjustable subwoofer and great sound! I'm back to rockin' out and enjoying my music again! :)

I have been using this setup in my apartment for a while now. The sound is FAR superior to my Sony's build in speakers, which were very good themselves. The Vision has good base, true 5.1 surround, and supports Atmos (in a limited way, no ceiling speakers). Highly recommend them.

I'm very impressed with these speakers. They are very crisp sounding and clear and can get loud. Idk why people complain about the bass, for speakers of this size they have plenty of bass. They work great for my apartment bedroom and can easily be heard through my apartment at full volume. I love the sustainable aspects of them too. Good quality products that don't compromise.

The acoustic sound delivered in my apartment is phenomenal! I’m so glad I added these two speakers to the system

I bought this about 3 weeks ago and have loved every second of it! The sounds is amazing. Also having the surround sound speakers in our apartment is insane!

I love these speakers. I live in an apartment. The sound is clear at low volume. I can hear the details in the music without having to crank up the volume and disturb the neighbors.